Tony Awards 2011: 'Book of Mormon,' 'War Horse' Win Top Honors
7:50 PM PDT 6/12/2011 by David Rooney
UPDATED: "Book of Mormon" wins nine awards, including best musical, while "War Horse" takes home six trophies, including best play.
NEW YORK -- Voters for the 65th annual Tony Awards demonstrated their faith in The Book of MormonSunday night, showering the irreverent buddy comedy about two unworldly missionaries catapulted from Salt Lake City to a poverty-stricken Ugandan village with nine wins, including best musical.
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